De-facto Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has already signed four executive orders just one week into her term.
The Gateway Pundit reported on Katie Hobbs’ ‘First 100 Days Initiative‘ to bring radical change in her first 100 days as Governor. Alleging attempts to “illegally legislate via executive order fiat in order to advance her woke agenda,” the Arizona Freedom Caucus has announced that they will sue Katie Hobbs for her unconstitutional bypass of the legislature.
Hobbs’ radical use of executive authority led brave Republican Arizona Legislators to turn their backs on the Hobbs “Democratic Fascism” regime and walk out during Hobbs’ first State of the State address on Monday. State Senator Jake Hoffman later said in a statement that Katie Hobbs’ far-left, woke agenda “elevates her actions to tyrannical.”
Hoffman and the Arizona Freedom Caucus slammed Hobbs in a statement, after demonstrating their contempt for the “election riddled with violations of Arizona law” and Hobbs’ embrace of “the left’s extreme, woke agenda.”
As The Gateway Pundit reported, Kari Lake recently appealed her historic lawsuit to overturn the highly questionable election, arguing the trial court and Maricopa County Judge Peter Thompson dismissed “explosive findings.”
On Election Day in Maricopa County, over 50% of tabulators and printers failed the moment that polls opened, causing voters to be turned away from the polls and creating long wait times of four hours or more. According to cybersecurity expert Clay Parikh’s testimony, this was an intentional act aimed at disenfranchising Republican voters who turned out 3:1 for Trump-Endorsed candidates. County Elections officials failed to give an adequate explanation of these failures and seemingly lied under oath in Kari Lake’s recent trial. This and other election catastrophes in Maricopa County possibly stole the election from Kari Lake. The
Hobbs appears to be advancing her agenda as quickly as possible before the courts can make a ruling.
On the anniversary of January 6th, Katie Hobbs signed Executive Order 2023-03 titled “Establishing the Governor’s Bipartisan Elections Task Force.”
This order establishes a ‘Task Force,’ heavily focused on increasing access to voting and recommending policy to make voting more accessible. Hobbs will choose at least twelve members to chair the ‘Task Force.’
It does not appear that the ‘Task Force’ will study the failures and possible malfeasance on Election Day in 2022.
KTAR reported,
PHOENIX — Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs continued her First 100 Days Initiative with a pair of executive orders on Friday.
The first — and second signed since Hobbs took office — reinstates a commission on homelessness and housing that was abolished in 2020. The other order signed on Friday establishes a bipartisan elections task force.
Executive Order 3 established the Governor’s Bipartisan Elections Task Force to study and find recommendations to further bolster the state’s election laws and practices.
The sitting governor will chair the task force, which will include of the secretary of state, one county recorder nominated by the president of the state senate, a county recorder nominated by the Arizona house speaker, an election official from a city or town nominated by the League of Cities and Towns, among others.
“While I would’ve appreciated this leadership from the last governor, I now look forward to the task force’s recommendations and will continue working toward meaningful election reform that will improve the democratic process for voters and election administrators in Arizona,” Hobbs said.
The task force is asked to produce a report of its findings and ideas to Hobbs by Nov. 1 with law improvement recommendations.
“While Arizona’s elections are fair, secure, and free, more can be done to strengthen and clarify the laws around Arizona’s democratic process,” begins the order.
Read the full executive order below:
Katie Hobbs Elections Task Force by Jordan Conradson on Scribd
Kari Lake shared a tweet thread outlining why Katie Hobbs “is the last person that should be ‘studying elections.’”
Lake outlined many of the issues and law violations raised in her lawsuit that was filed in the Maricopa County Superior Court, the Arizona Court of Appeals, and the Arizona Supreme Court. Read the full lawsuit here.
1. 300,000+ ballots did NOT have proper chain of custody in the 2022 elections
2. Over 100,000 ballots with faulty signature verification. Under Arizona law, signatures MUST be verified.
1. 300,000+ ballots did NOT have proper chain of custody in the 2022 elections
2. Over 100,000 ballots with faulty signature verification. Under Arizona law, signatures MUST be verified.
(2/6)
— Kari Lake (@KariLake) January 7, 2023
3. Over 59% of Maricopa County printers printed 19″ ballots on 20″ in paper, making them unreadable when run through tabulators on Election Day
Our cyber expert testified this was done intentionally
Co-Elections Director Scott Jarrett perjured himself making excuses for it
4. 25,000 mystery ballots were added to the tally two days AFTER Election Day.
Emails later revealed @stephen_richer knew about this, but did not have an explanation for it.
4. 25,000 mystery ballots were added to the tally two days AFTER Election Day.
Emails later revealed @stephen_richer knew about this, but did not have an explanation for it. (4/6)
— Kari Lake (@KariLake) January 7, 2023
5. Two of the people trusted to run our election, Stephen Richer & Bill Gates formed a Super PAC against me. They, along with Katie Hobbs, oversaw the disastrous election.
Why?
Because they didn’t want a free & fair election.
They wanted to destroy our movement.
If they don’t study these things, it’s not a “Task Force.”
It’s a Cover-Up.
If they don’t study these things, it’s not a “Task Force.”
It’s a Cover-Up.
(6/6)
— Kari Lake (@KariLake) January 7, 2023
The Gateway Pundit will continue to provide updates on Katie Hobbs and Kari Lake’s lawsuit against Hobbs and Maricopa County!
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